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I used plastic bins to put my milk in (these: http://www.sterilite.com/SelectProduct.html?id=442&ProductCategory=179§ion=1). They were about shoebox size and I could line the bags up on their sides and get ~18-20 bags in each one (I froze 4oz in each bag) Then I labeled each bin with how many bags and the dates with a post-it closed in the lid. I EP'd and actually bought a small chest freezer for all my milk. In a deep freezer milk is good for 6-12 months...depending on what website you look up. I always made sure to move my frozen milk to the deep freezer within a month of being pumped (or whenever I filled up a bin). The main thing is to keep your milk in the coldest part of the freezer to make sure it stays at a consistant cold temperature.

Yourr deep freeze will be colder than your freezer. If it has a temperature dial just set it to the coldest. I freeze mine flat in bags then line them up in a plastic storage container that can fit about a dozen or so

We put the each month's frozen bags in those cloth grocery store bags, the 99 cent ones and organize them that way. We tried gallon ziplock bags but it felt like a lot of bags that way so we just tried this. So far we like it.

I froze the bags flat and then put 10 bags into a gallon sized ziplock with the dates on it. This way everything was pretty easily sorted for me.

I also froze the lansinoh bags flat and then fit about 14-15 bags in gallon ziploc with the dates. Then I would pull from the oldest bags when I thawed. I tried other ways and they didn't work as well. Definitely put in your deep freezer if you're not going to be using it quickly.